Articles by Natasha Frost

Officials believed the stews and soups had the power to unite Germany.

The mysterious symbols are a way for elderly readers to keep track of what they've already read.

New research disproves an often-cited theory about their powerful bite.

How Australia and New Zealand’s restrictive alcohol laws fostered a culture of binge drinking.

The prize that honors the best of the internet.

Which way to Broken Heart Street?

"The City Without Jews" is returning to cinemas for the first time in decades.

Green, herbal, and slightly toxic.

It has its own emoji, but where did the new Accessible Icon come from?

It's been nicknamed "the Clashindarroch Beast."

The long road to reparations.

Green means go, revolutionary red means stop.

"Resting on right cheek: You are too willing."

An incredible St. Patrick's day discovery.

An incredible act of generosity sparked a 171-year bond between two peoples.

This way to Narnia!

Thanks to citizen scientists, this aurora is anthropomorphic.

In Oostduinkerke, Belgium, horses plow the ocean instead of the fields.

Who are the compagnons?

Poking it a little helps.

When food and water were in short supply, people moved, taking their languages with them.

How tensions between Kosovo and Serbia caused a wrinkle in time.

For a brief period of time, the rich and famous used seaplanes to island hop across the Pacific.

On "Desert Island Discs," guests choose one piece of music, one luxury item, and one book.